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Two �첥��Ƶ biochemistry and molecular biology professors earn six-figure research grants from the National Institutes of Health

Two science professors at �첥��Ƶ were each awarded three-year research grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). James West, professor […]

College of �첥��Ƶ partners with �첥��Ƶ Community Hospital affiliate for student health services

�첥��Ƶ will partner with Bloomington Medical Services, an affiliate of �첥��Ƶ Community Hospital Health System, to support the Longbrake Student Wellness […]

�첥��Ƶ mourns passing of Peter Havholm, professor emeritus of English

Peter Havholm, professor emeritus of English at �첥��Ƶ, passed away May 21, 2026, in Los Angeles, California. Joining the faculty in […]

English and sociology major studies female empowerment in Star Trek fan fiction

As a first-generation college student, Anna Whiting ’26 of Westerville, Ohio, dealt with perfectionism and imposter syndrome, but completing her Independent Study at The […]

Woodfill presents his research on small-scale solutions to flooding at the Independent Study symposium on campus.

Urban studies and environmental geoscience major examines how cities can use nature-based solutions to reduce flooding

When Luke Woodfill ’26 set out to find solutions to climate change induced flooding, he wasn’t interested in large and expensive infrastructure projects. Rather, […]

Featured image: Alumni Jayne Hart Chambers ’76 and Don Frederico ’76 announced the creation of the Class of 1976 AMRE Consulting Fund to expand hands-on learning opportunities for students with more than raised $275,000 by the class.

Alumni achievement and generosity celebrated during Reunion Weekend 2026

During Reunion Weekend 2026, held May 28-31, �첥��Ƶ welcomed more than 600 guests to campus to reconnect with classmates and the […]

Chan Sok Park, chair and associate professor of religious studies, will serve as primary investigator for the grant to support students as they consider vocations of leadership in established faith communities.

�첥��Ƶ receives a Council of Independent Colleges grant to support faith-driven leadership building

�첥��Ƶ has received a grant from the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education (NetVUE) for Fostering […]

Senior research project ties together arts and sciences majors to reveal the morality underlying psychological disorders

Growing up with a cleft lip and palate, Larissa Cardine ’26 was bullied as a child, but found that dance was the space where […]

Grace Dunlay ’26 worked closely with mentor Heather Fitzgibbon, professor of sociology and anthropology as guiding force throughout her I.S.

Sociology major examines the effect of Airbnb short-term rentals on neighborhood identity

A passion for community service and interest in urban planning led Grace Dunlay ’26, a sociology major at �첥��Ƶ, to both […]

Original score by music professor Dylan Findley premieres with Utah Metropolitan Ballet

Dylan Findley, assistant professor of music composition and theory at �첥��Ƶ, was featured as the composer of a new ballet’s original […]

Oscar-nominated screenwriter and acclaimed director J.C. Chandor ’96 to host film screening Reunion Weekend

J.C. Chandor ’96, acclaimed filmmaker, director, and Oscar nominated screenwriter will host a limited-seating screening of his first film Margin Call on Saturday, May […]

�첥��Ƶ theatre student selected for national mentorship program in stage management

Andi Harvey ’27, a theatre and dance major at �첥��Ƶ, recently completed the USITT Stage Management Mentorship Project, a week-long practicum […]

Majoring in Earth sciences and environmental studies, Cady Eakins ’25 interned at Akron Cooperative Farms as part of an APEX Fellowship, allowing her to make connections in her community and gain knowledge in agriculture and entomology.

New Choose Ohio First scholarships to support STEM students at �첥��Ƶ

Awarded by the Ohio Department of Higher Education, �첥��Ƶ will receive a grant of $135,000 to support STEM students between 2027 […]

Featured image: Niall W. Slater ’76, former president of the national Phi Beta Kappa Society, spoke at the event honoring 100 years of �첥��Ƶ membership with the organization.

�첥��Ƶ Phi Beta Kappa chapter celebrates centennial at symposium

As part of Independent Study Symposium celebrations, �첥��Ƶ’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa held a celebratory showcase, highlighting the community and scholarship fostered by the society […]

�첥��Ƶ network lifts up Class of 2026 in commencement celebration

�첥��Ƶ honored the Class of 2026 with an echoing theme acknowledging the power in relationships amid uncertainty at its 156th Commencement […]

Brooke Johnson ’27, a junior in the primary (PK-5) licensure track presents pre/post assessment data she generated as part of her final project for a Curriculum Methods and Assessment in Primary (P-5) Education course where she taught a series of lessons and measured their impact on student learning.

�첥��Ƶ education professors harness AI to enhance teacher candidate preparation

After co-authoring several publications about how generative AI is an essential tool for preparing to teach in preschool through 12th grade (P-12) classrooms, education […]

Lilly Moody ’26, a neuroscience major was among the students presenting her research at the Cognitive Neuroscience Society Annual Meeting in Vancouver.

�첥��Ƶ students present research at coast-to-coast scientific meetings

Seven biochemistry & molecular biology students and four neuroscience students recently represented �첥��Ƶ at premiere scientific meetings, sharing original research and […]

As Culnan Award winners Broda, Holt, and Nurse received additional professional development funds to support their continued growth.

Culnan Faculty Recognition Endowment honors three �첥��Ƶ faculty with inaugural awards

Three faculty at �첥��Ƶ were recently recognized at the inaugural Culnan Faculty Awards. Established through the generosity of Mary J. Culnan […]

�첥��Ƶ mourns passing of Pam Frese, professor of sociology and anthropology

Pam Frese, professor of sociology and anthropology at �첥��Ƶ, passed away on May 4, 2026, in �첥��Ƶ, Ohio. Joining the faculty […]

College of �첥��Ƶ makes way for college greenway by removing southeast campus houses

�첥��Ƶ will make way for a fresh college greenway through a project removing several small, college-owned houses south of University Street […]

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